Agreed... hyphens are not good in most case (there are some exceptions). Your best bet is to find someone or a business and convince them the "i" after the hyphen refers to something of interest to them, because as it is it doesn't have much sense.
I strongly suggest you never leave translation work to software. You can hire freelancers to do the translations relatively cheap (some go as low as $0.05 cents per word). It's worth it in the end.
The name brings back memories... just goes to show you how quickly things can change in a decade. To have a myspace page was cool, and 1-2 years ago to even mention you had a myspace page was "lame" and a thing of the past. Now the biggest "cool" thing is facebook. Wonder 10 years from now who...
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